Thank you so much to HMRC for their very kind donation of £500, it is very much appreciated.
News
Mersey Care FHS FT: Positive Achievements Award 2017
We are delighted to announce that Maddy Vaz won the Positive Achievement Award for Health and Wellbeing Campaigner. Well done
High Sheriff of Merseyside
We were very honoured that The High Sheriff of Merseyside, Mr Stephen Burrows and his wife Mrs Gill Burrows came to visit our project on 10th October 2017, he met with some of our clients and our Kinship Carer group. A good day had by all.
Health & Wellbeing Group
We were all very proud of the participants in the Health & Wellbeing Group. Thank you for attending and Well Done on achieving your certificate.
High Sheriff Award
Beautiful picture of our Chair receiving her award. Accompanied by one of our Family Support Workers : Sharon Huddart.
Award
We are so very proud of our founder member and Chair Maddy Vaz for receiving an award from The High Sheriff of Merseyside in recognition of her great and valuable service to the community.
Well done Maddy, you so deserve this award.
Maddy on the Radio
Yesterday our Chair Maddy Vaz was invited to Radio Merseyside’s Ngunan Adama’s Upfront programme. Maddy brilliantly explained what Sanctuary Family Support is all about……… if you would like to listen please click on the link to hear her interview in full.
http://bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04g9btr
Open Awards
Sanctuary is proud to say we have been recognised as a centre to offer accredited courses and qualifications through Open Awards: 2016-2017
Liverpool Echo
We are very happy to announce Sanctuary was mentioned by our local Councillors in an article in the Liverpool Echo:
“We’re delighted to see some groups from the part of the city we represent being successful in obtaining grants from the Mayor’s Environmental Initiatives Fund.
Sanctuary Family Support is a wonderful charity based on Upper Parliament Street that does so much to help families affected by substance dependency.
Their planned healing garden will be part of the range of therapies and support it offers.
These small parcels of money will have a big impact.”
Cllrs Tim Beaumont, Abdul Qadir & Nathalie Nicholas
Healing Garden
Sanctuary was successful in 2015, with funding from Liverpool Community Fund, for a gardening project. We were not able to start this project until we had moved into our new premises. This has been ongoing since January 2016 and we have had so many of our service users and volunteers who have dedicated their time and put their heart and soul into making the garden what it is today, “Special”.
Our volunteers have given so much time to this project. It has changed from a dark and miserable place to a haven of flowers and sanctuary. Two of our service users who are carpenters worked on making the stairways safe with fences and gates. They screwed batons to the walls for the climbing plants to grow and one of them have made us 4 large planters. Plants have been purchased, some donated by our Kinship Carers. Two of our Family Members who lost their son recently spent the day planting. We will be holding a celebration day to say Thank You to all our volunteers and service users who donated plants, chairs, etc. Carillion have been invited to this day.
